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- Zen replied Jan 26, 2010
Workers everywhere beware....cos you're not making money from your job but stealing from your boss. Bosses will drag you to the nearest courthouse and sue you if only they realize.
Yes correctly learning it
- Zen replied Jan 21, 2010
Can you tell me the name of that senile bank, please? If you need permission, just tell them I intend to deposit not just $1,000 but $1,000,000. Thank you.
Can you intentionally ruin an account easily?
- Zen replied Jan 21, 2010
yes, it's possible. the impossibility lay on doing it again over and over. more possible you win ten times in a row then loose twenty times in a row.
Strike out or home run trading technique
- Zen replied Jan 6, 2010
I use stop loss, never trade overnight. And i sleep like a baby.
How do u sleep in peace and leave ur trades open?
- Zen replied Jan 6, 2010
or do it manually by pushing the PgUp button till the end of your data, then start pushing F12 one at a time. Entry when your strategy tells you to enter, and exit when your strategy says so. Don't forget to note every transaction. Then check out ...
need help about back testing
- Zen replied Jan 6, 2010
the first suggestion is pour over Trading System section of this forum. If you find anything that you like, test it yourself. Note how you feel during trading. Then backtest it (always backtest everything before come out here and claim "I found the ...
Learning Together - A Newbie on the road to improvement
- Zen replied Jan 5, 2010
read any book about trading strategy, they all have setting stop loss section---except which written by those who thinks stop loss is for sissy. even if the timeframe use in the strategy isn't daily, guess you could grab some ideas out of them.
help me on stop loss!
- Zen replied Dec 29, 2009
Well, reading all those respons in this thread, I have to confess.... I'm a coward in trading. That's why I backtested my system so extensively (going back 10 yrs). That's why I did it more than once...cos I'm sooooooo afraid of losing money. And ...
Newbie Traders: Trading Advice from Someone With Balls
- Zen replied Dec 27, 2009
Same answer for questions: Why Price moves? Anybody knows how far a price will go after it breakouts?
Why retracement?
- Zen replied Dec 27, 2009
Well, unless you're a long term investor of forex, why bother?
world currencies
- Zen replied Dec 26, 2009
The decision to trade is solely your own. Nobody points a gun to your head and say "Buy GBPUSD now!" or "Sell EURJPY now!" If the market reverse soon after you opened a position, blaming the market as conspired against you is one of the sign of ...
Taking full responsibility for your trading
- Zen replied Dec 19, 2009
exactly. that's what most people face when they take Elliott Wave.
why people say Elliot is hard to learn?
- Zen replied Dec 19, 2009
To each his own, mate. You just have to try each and every idea you got in the beginning, see which fits you, then stick to it.
Using fibonacci
- Zen replied Dec 17, 2009
Really? The first time I didn't feel like any fish, big or small, at all. After all, even the smallest fish was born with the ability to swim. I felt more like someone pushed me overboard in the middle of Atlantic while I knew nothing about ...
The perfect trading system
- Zen replied Dec 17, 2009
The bolded one.... I'm a retail trader, and sometimes I got 4 to 5, once even 7 losses in a row, but never shut down anything. Why should I? My backtest has warned me of this possibility, as it also showed me that persistence will reward me in the ...
Mizuho Corporate Bank senior analyst Nicole Elliot on a loosing streak
- Zen replied Dec 17, 2009
so you're saying a real savvy analyst shouldn't make any losses, especially six times in a row?
Mizuho Corporate Bank senior analyst Nicole Elliot on a loosing streak